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MISCELLANEOUS MENU
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A: PROLOGON PROMPT
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If  the  System  you are calling uses ProLogon, ACCESS will  respond  to  this 
prompt  with an <S> to return to PCBoard. If the System has disabled  PCBoard, 
ACCESS will not be able to perform any non-door functions. 


B: PROBANK PROMPT
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ACCESS, through InstaScript, allows deposits and withdrawals through ProBank. 
This is the main ProBank Prompt.


C: PASSWORD (OPTIONAL)
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You  may enter your System Password here, if you do not wish to use the  Telix 
Dialing Directory Entry for it. However, for ACCESS to use this password,  the 
Telix Dialing Directory Password Field must be empty.

The actual password will not be displayed. The word SECRET is displayed in its 
place. The password is encrypted and cannot be displayed. Therefore,  maintain 
a  record  of  your password or you may have to have it  changed,  should  you 
delete the Profile containing it.


D: ZMODEM PROTOCOL
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Enter the letter which will tell PCBoard to start a Zmodem File Transfer. Some 
PCBoards  may have a different letter assigned to Zmodem. You can  verify  the 
protocol table by going online and entering the PCBoard Command <T> for Trans-
fer. A list of Protocols will be displayed.


E: XMODEM-1K PROTOCOL
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Enter the letter which will tell PCBoard to start an Xmodem-1k File  Transfer. 
Some  PCBoards  may  have a different letter assigned to  Xmodem-1k.  You  can 
verify the protocol table by going online and entering the PCBoard Command <T> 
for  Transfer.  A  list of Protocols will be displayed. On  some  versions  of 
PCBoard Xmodem-1k is called Ymodem.


F: XMODEM PROTOCOL
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Enter  the  letter which will tell PCBoard to start an Xmodem  File  Transfer. 
Some  PCBoards may have a different letter assigned to Xmodem. You can  verify 
the  protocol table by going online and entering the PCBoard Command  <T>  for 
Transfer. A list of Protocols will be displayed. 


G: XMODEM-1K-G PROTOCOL
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Enter  the letter which will tell PCBoard to start an Xmodem-1k-G File  Trans-
fer.  Some PCBoards may have a different letter assigned to  Xmodem-1k-G.  You 
can verify the protocol table by going online and entering the PCBoard Command 
<T>  for Transfer. A list of Protocols will be displayed. On some versions  of 
PCBoard Xmodem-1k-G is called Ymodem-G.


H: YMODEM-G PROTOCOL
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Enter  the letter which will tell PCBoard to start a Ymodem-G  File  Transfer. 
Some PCBoards may have a different letter assigned to Ymodem-G. You can verify 
the  protocol table by going online and entering the PCBoard Command  <T>  for 
Transfer. A list of Protocols will be displayed.


I: SESSIONSAVER
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If you enter <Y> here, SessionSaver will be turned on. Should your  connection 
be lost during an AutoPilot session, ACCESS will call the Profile back and re-
run the session. If the Profile is one in a Linked sequence, ACCESS will  call 
back that Profile and continue on from there.


J: SESSIONSAVER MAX
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This is number of lost connections per Profile which ACCESS will call back. If 
you  lose  carrier  more times than the number entered  here,  AutoPilot  will 
continue on to the next Profile.


K: TELIX DIALING DIRECTORY
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If your Dialing Directory Entries are in a Telix Dialing Directory other  than 
TELIX.FON,  enter the name here. ACCESS will load the Dialing Directory  every 
time the Profile is run.


L: WAKE UP <CR> <Y OR N>
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This option lets ACCESS/ONLINE 1.00 send a Carriage Return after a  connection 
is  established to wake up PCBoard on those Systems which require it.  If  you 
have not had to press <ENTER> to get PCBoard going, this entry should be <N>.

M: DISPLAY CLOCK <Y OR N>
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This option will let you toggle the display of either the time of day clock or 
the <SYSTEM_ID> of the System. Press N and it will change to the other option.  


N: HANGUP AFTER LOGOFF <Y/N>
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If  set  to Y, ACCESS will hangup (drop carrier) after it  issues  the  logoff 
command to PCBoard.



